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What is a ferrous alloy?
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Solution
Ferrous alloys have atoms of other elements distributed randomly in the atoms of iron in the mixture. Because their iron content is higher, they are termed ferrous alloys.
For example, Nickel steel, chromium steel, stainless steel, etc. All steels have 2% carbon.
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